History of India, 500 BC, Panini standardized grammer and the morphology of Sanskrit.

Around 500 BC, the Indian grammarian Panini standardized Sanskrit grammar and morphology in his work called the Ashtadhyayi.

Panini classified Sanskrit into eight different elements (padas) such as nouns, verbs, particles, and others.

He also created a system of rules and exceptions to define the structure and use of each element.

These rules and exceptions were used to create a precise and efficient language, which was easy to learn and understand.

Panini's work was so influential that it is still used today by Sanskrit scholars and linguists alike.

His work also provided the framework for other languages like Prakrit and Pali.

The Ashtadhyayi was an important milestone in the development of Indian languages and literature.

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